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it would seem to me, and again, i actually favor a lot of obama's reforms. my problem is he is by passing congress. if the economy was growing at 5, 6%, if the unemployment rate were down, it would be a lot easier to get the immigration reform through. >> i agree. if you think back to the period when i was serving the president bush, we did try to do a major immigration reform. we got close and i think that was actually a very good bill. it had a lot of things going for it. focused on legal imfwrags. earlier in a discussion with your guests when you were talking about the brainiacs. the united states is a team that everybody wants to play for. we don't al gait. obviously we want to have. we want to bring you the kind of skills, what you want to do is you want to bring in people who are going to be complimentary. >> it is the high-tech brainiacs that do it. i like that. the entire world on red alert for the greek sloet. printing presses are working overtime. i think that's what the central banks are worried about. this message. back from the worst economic de
it would seem to me, and again, i actually favor a lot of obama's reforms. my problem is he is by passing congress. if the economy was growing at 5, 6%, if the unemployment rate were down, it would be a lot easier to get the immigration reform through. >> i agree. if you think back to the period when i was serving the president bush, we did try to do a major immigration reform. we got close and i think that was actually a very good bill. it had a lot of things going for it. focused on...
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they're really getting nothing of reform on obama care. they started up here, major reform. and they wound up close to ground zero. what's your take? >> in addition to the war between the democrats and the republicans over the budget, there's a war between the republicans and the republicans. and the more conservative republicans are going to be angry. but i think the whole party is in trouble. they are helping to kick the can down the road, as you just said. it's time to revisit the past and see what republicans did in the past. >> keith, how much trouble -- the gop got hurt in the polls. polls don't necessarily determine the whole world. nobody really got helped in the polls but seemed like the republicans got hurt the most. >> if this had happened a year from now, it would have been disastrous. but the good thing for the republican party is this is happening so early, a year before the next midterm elections and gives them a chance to purge the right extremists from the party and listen to the moderates -- >> i don't see that happening. >> gives them a chance. doesn't mea
they're really getting nothing of reform on obama care. they started up here, major reform. and they wound up close to ground zero. what's your take? >> in addition to the war between the democrats and the republicans over the budget, there's a war between the republicans and the republicans. and the more conservative republicans are going to be angry. but i think the whole party is in trouble. they are helping to kick the can down the road, as you just said. it's time to revisit the past...
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appeasement policy but it's not a full rollback of the obama reforms. an official at white house told me yesterday that you just can't put the genie back in the bottle 100% the president doesn't like a bad deal with cuba it's not that he's opposed to any deal with cuba also exempted, expansion of telecom and internet access for cuban people and sending processing or receiving remittances. so there will be ongoing business with cuba, but they're trying to redirect those from the military services of the castro regime and get any mesh dollars flow nothing that country more broadly to the cuban people >> where does that leave the travel companies, the cruise ship companies, hotels, airlines who had been banking on the opening of this arket? >> it's a good question. it looks like they will be impacted none of this takes place immediately. he will announce changes today regulations have to be put in place by favarious government agencies that will take 90 days or longer cruise ships will still be allowed to go. you can still fly, but that individual people t
appeasement policy but it's not a full rollback of the obama reforms. an official at white house told me yesterday that you just can't put the genie back in the bottle 100% the president doesn't like a bad deal with cuba it's not that he's opposed to any deal with cuba also exempted, expansion of telecom and internet access for cuban people and sending processing or receiving remittances. so there will be ongoing business with cuba, but they're trying to redirect those from the military...
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enact obama's reforms in the president's hometown and the president is silence. the chicago teachers union have demonstrated who is the real boss in this situation. >> at least he has a policy and it's not privatizing education. >> that's it for tonight's show. thanks for watching. we'll be back for much more tomorrow. oh, my gosh. what a story. [ male announcer ] for the dreamers... and those well grounded. for what's around this corner... and the next. there's cash flow options from pnc. solutions to help businesses like yours accelerate receivables, manage payments, and help ensure access to credit. because we know how important cash flow is to reaching your goals. pnc bank. foe achiever in you.
enact obama's reforms in the president's hometown and the president is silence. the chicago teachers union have demonstrated who is the real boss in this situation. >> at least he has a policy and it's not privatizing education. >> that's it for tonight's show. thanks for watching. we'll be back for much more tomorrow. oh, my gosh. what a story. [ male announcer ] for the dreamers... and those well grounded. for what's around this corner... and the next. there's cash flow options...
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i mean, i don't see any reform from obama. matt you're more of a reformer than obama is. >> you should have been the one asking the last question that obama answered. i'm a socialist somehow. the stock market is doubled. we got ourselves through the worst recession since the great depression and mitt romney is the kind of reformer i applaud for massachusetts, only governor enacted a universal health care plab to reach progressive goals that everyone can accept. that, if he didn't run away from all of that, that's something i can endorse. the idea that obama by adopting romney's reform for massachusetts and anyone knows that was the model -- >> but, matt, the case you just made is not for barack obama as i reformer but as an establish elitist. he has preserved everything -- >> these are the same buzz words. you walk into the situation that he did, mitt romney, who very disingenuously like things on the detroit bailout, did the right thing and mitt romney knows and kind of lied through his teeth on this last night. there was no
i mean, i don't see any reform from obama. matt you're more of a reformer than obama is. >> you should have been the one asking the last question that obama answered. i'm a socialist somehow. the stock market is doubled. we got ourselves through the worst recession since the great depression and mitt romney is the kind of reformer i applaud for massachusetts, only governor enacted a universal health care plab to reach progressive goals that everyone can accept. that, if he didn't run away...
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top senate regular rate tors continue to fire away at the obama financial reform plan despite a reported rant from the treasury secretary. >> i'm in los angeles, more media company earnings today, discovery communications reporting higher profits. and the comic book empire beating wall street expectations. i'll tell you house these two companies are
top senate regular rate tors continue to fire away at the obama financial reform plan despite a reported rant from the treasury secretary. >> i'm in los angeles, more media company earnings today, discovery communications reporting higher profits. and the comic book empire beating wall street expectations. i'll tell you house these two companies are
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obama has been out in front on entitlement reforms. >> can you hand me obama's entitlement reform plan? could you hand me obama's entitlement long-term reform plan? >> i'm sorry. i wasn't sure who was speaking, but someone is living in a fantasy world. >> that would be julian. >> we're literally four budget years away from being in the 1970s, and actually the mid 1970s of medicare and medicaid, social security, interest under the veterans benefits consuming the vast majority of this bek budget. we're a decade away from it being everything. >> and the president to have an honest conversation of the debt deal, it's got to be also a conversation about mandatory spending. >> i totally agree with that. >> hang on a second. >> let me switch gears for a second. i want to bet into this geithner story today in the wall street. okay? mr. geithner says those who are posing the bank regulatory reform have financial amnesia. dick and others say, wait a minute, mr. geithner has amnesia because you have the regulatory tools and you have the monetary tools to stop this without stiffling credit creatio
obama has been out in front on entitlement reforms. >> can you hand me obama's entitlement reform plan? could you hand me obama's entitlement long-term reform plan? >> i'm sorry. i wasn't sure who was speaking, but someone is living in a fantasy world. >> that would be julian. >> we're literally four budget years away from being in the 1970s, and actually the mid 1970s of medicare and medicaid, social security, interest under the veterans benefits consuming the vast...
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. >> and president obama calls for sweeping financial reforms to prevent a financial crisis from ever happening again. >> hello and welcome to "worldwide exchange." the cnbc ftse 300 just dipped down 2 points. the ftse 100 had mild gains yesterday, xetra dax down 0.2%, cac 40 up 0.25%. a lot of people have been questioning how long the rally we had going could keep going. on the currency markets, most people say it's short covering. 91.10 is where we stand with dollar/yen. we're trying to see whether we can maintain a move above that level and sterling/dollar, 1.66 at the moment. got some breaking news out on jal, maura, so i'll hand it over to you. >> yeah, that's right. ja l is certainly in the news today. we didn't see any big rallies across this region. nonetheless, we did manage to hit 14-month highs in some of these markets. korea up 1% today. the shanghai composite up by about 0.2%. that's a one-month high for the shanghai composite there. so very interesting news. a little showing a moderation of the drop of the direct investment into china. august alone was up 7% compared to
. >> and president obama calls for sweeping financial reforms to prevent a financial crisis from ever happening again. >> hello and welcome to "worldwide exchange." the cnbc ftse 300 just dipped down 2 points. the ftse 100 had mild gains yesterday, xetra dax down 0.2%, cac 40 up 0.25%. a lot of people have been questioning how long the rally we had going could keep going. on the currency markets, most people say it's short covering. 91.10 is where we stand with dollar/yen....
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here he has a congress that is poised to serve up tax reform, obama care repeal, infrastructure reform, if he signs those, he could be a very, very productive president. >> he has more critical things to say today about nancy pelosi. these speeches are never about true outreach to the other side of the aisle, and we'll see how contentious things get tonight, but should there be room for that where you're inviting the democrats to compromise on whatever they might? >> i think i would look for three or four things. first i think he will take an interim victory lap on his perspective on things like i have a great supreme court nominee. we made progress on the keystone pipeline. i think he will try to express optimism for the country, and the country needs that, but that includes graciousness, i think, to the other side, to bring them in to get to what you raised earlier, those key legislatively accomplishments. and i would look for a detailed road map to give congress signaling and direction on what the president wants to get done so they can use that as cover for moving ahead with what t
here he has a congress that is poised to serve up tax reform, obama care repeal, infrastructure reform, if he signs those, he could be a very, very productive president. >> he has more critical things to say today about nancy pelosi. these speeches are never about true outreach to the other side of the aisle, and we'll see how contentious things get tonight, but should there be room for that where you're inviting the democrats to compromise on whatever they might? >> i think i would...
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. >> does joe biden want a single rate for everyone in the world or is he going back to the obama reform which says american companies operating overseas will have to pay for a minimum. what was this, two months ago. it's the same thing. >> just in case we forgot, joe biden reminded us what a bad idea it was. >> that may be but it's hard to be a fire storm if it's been ot the table at least two month. >> a lot of multi-national companies will no longer be american companies. they'll, irish or germany companies. >> that he all place games, though. >> y, but let's win the game but having the lowest -- it'sin unpatriotic. >> it's nefr happened before. >> amean, all these studs, dean, in all seriousness, study show the corporate tax is a more powerful growth weapon than the individual attacks. it sends a signal that we are ne competitive. this was an i fool's joke. >> lk at the cry with the lowest tax rate. >> no, it's in recovery. i got to get out. we'll talk ireland next time. >> dean baker, steve moore, thank you very much. i stay tax rates low. thanks, we'll see you monday. >> next, it's
. >> does joe biden want a single rate for everyone in the world or is he going back to the obama reform which says american companies operating overseas will have to pay for a minimum. what was this, two months ago. it's the same thing. >> just in case we forgot, joe biden reminded us what a bad idea it was. >> that may be but it's hard to be a fire storm if it's been ot the table at least two month. >> a lot of multi-national companies will no longer be american...
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obama, president obama wants to legitimately go for a legitimate corporate tax reform, lower the rate, broaden the base and give a break to repatriated foreigners, i will back him to the hilt. i moderated a panel yesterday, i will say it again, one thing i hear from ceosory and over and over, lower the tax rate. >> we have a grand bargain for that. >> it will never happen. >> i'm just saying, if you want to see kudlow back, president obama, corporate tax reform will do it every time. gentlemen, thank you very much. up next, can uncle sam be spying on and you your bank accounts? a new report says if the obama administration gets its way, they will soon. joined by the attorney general of texas who is expressing his outrage next up on "kudlow." tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 seems like etfs are everywhere these days. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 but there is one source with a wealth of etf knowledge tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 all in one place. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 introducing schwab etf onesource™. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 it's one source with the most commission-free etfs. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 tdd#: 1-800-345-25
obama, president obama wants to legitimately go for a legitimate corporate tax reform, lower the rate, broaden the base and give a break to repatriated foreigners, i will back him to the hilt. i moderated a panel yesterday, i will say it again, one thing i hear from ceosory and over and over, lower the tax rate. >> we have a grand bargain for that. >> it will never happen. >> i'm just saying, if you want to see kudlow back, president obama, corporate tax reform will do it...
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reform but some doctors just simply aren't on board. dr. hall erschel is an addiction specialist. what is your biggest concern with the plan? >> my biggest concern is we're going way too fast. this is a complex problem. there's no reason we have to find a solution for this very complex problem in a matter of weeks or just before the summer vacation or before people come back for the fall break. this is an important very critical issue that will impact our health care quality for decades to come. >> why the rush, doctor? >> you know, i think president obama wants to just check one more thing off his agenda. i think that's very irresponsible in this situation. i think as a private practitioner in dallas, texas, i think, you know, we need a good plan to cover the ininsured, we need a good plan to provide quality, provide access. there's a lot of things we can do to fix the system, i don't think the solution is going to come from a completely government run government funded plan. >> right. what do you say to a critic who says, look at that
reform but some doctors just simply aren't on board. dr. hall erschel is an addiction specialist. what is your biggest concern with the plan? >> my biggest concern is we're going way too fast. this is a complex problem. there's no reason we have to find a solution for this very complex problem in a matter of weeks or just before the summer vacation or before people come back for the fall break. this is an important very critical issue that will impact our health care quality for decades...
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regulators over their support for president obama's financial reform plan. geithner told his kournlt parts enough is enough. the meeting including ben bernanke, f did i c chief sheila bair and mary schapiro. geithner told them, even though regulators are seen as independent of the white house, the administration and congress set policy. christine. >> toyota motor reported a smaller than expected loss in the first quarter, in the april to june period toyota posted an operating loss of $2 billion. revenue saw a 38% fall to $40 billion. the road ahead for toyota is looking less bumpy, though, after the company revised up its full year guidance. it now expects the full year operating loss to narrow thanks to the company's cost cutting measures. but senior managing director says his company remains cautious. >> translator: we're hoping the revitalized market leads to fundamental recovery, but it's difficult to make projections. that's why we increased our forecast of sales at home and less overseas sales have changed throughout the year. in tokyo trade, 4,030 jap
regulators over their support for president obama's financial reform plan. geithner told his kournlt parts enough is enough. the meeting including ben bernanke, f did i c chief sheila bair and mary schapiro. geithner told them, even though regulators are seen as independent of the white house, the administration and congress set policy. christine. >> toyota motor reported a smaller than expected loss in the first quarter, in the april to june period toyota posted an operating loss of $2...
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a new poll shows increasing opposition remains to what has been a key part of president obama's reform proposal. when asked if they would favor or oppose creating a public health care plan, just 43% of those surveyed were in favor. that's down 3% since july. 47% of those surveyed now oppose a public option up 3% over the past month. 45% do say a public health plan would lower costs. that's up from july up about 4%. and only 48% now believe a public plan would limit access down four pounts. so while the president has made some progress on the issue, he still has a long way to go in selling this plan. the rest of that poll will be related tonight on nbc news at 6:30 and cnbc will bring you the results 6:30 p.m. eastern time. senator chuck grassley will be with us explaining why he is against a public option. >> the problem with the public option is the think tank says that 128 million people are going to opt out. 120 million people opt out, 15 million people in private health insurance, pretty soon you don't have private health insurance and have you what they have in other countries whe
a new poll shows increasing opposition remains to what has been a key part of president obama's reform proposal. when asked if they would favor or oppose creating a public health care plan, just 43% of those surveyed were in favor. that's down 3% since july. 47% of those surveyed now oppose a public option up 3% over the past month. 45% do say a public health plan would lower costs. that's up from july up about 4%. and only 48% now believe a public plan would limit access down four pounts. so...
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we've got new ragry reform on the table from the obama administration. how's that going to impact the ipos? >> i think there's going to be a slight impact, but as soon as we get past this rough patch, whatever it might be, and addressing the point duncan brought out, the foreign issuance is goek to the scales moving down in their favor. once the u.s. market gets straightened out you won't hear about the foreign markets it will be all u.s. >> like you were saying about the pent-up demand here i can tell from you my travels overseas there is plenty of demand overseas. there's a lot of companies ready to go. >> absolutely. ipos and secondaries. >> we'll leave it there. great to have you on the program, david. thanks so much. have a nice weekend. david menlow, president ipo financial.com. up next today's under the radar stocks, check out some of the days big movers but you may not know about them. health care company kirk & elt mer for one getting a shot in the arm.y 4 1/2% igher. we've got some final oughts from dunk ed raur.d tration. plus support f heart
we've got new ragry reform on the table from the obama administration. how's that going to impact the ipos? >> i think there's going to be a slight impact, but as soon as we get past this rough patch, whatever it might be, and addressing the point duncan brought out, the foreign issuance is goek to the scales moving down in their favor. once the u.s. market gets straightened out you won't hear about the foreign markets it will be all u.s. >> like you were saying about the pent-up...
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president obama trying to regain the upper hand on health care reform. delivers a major speech tonight. we'll debate whether he can get any meaningful legislation passed. this is "the call." we are cnbc. >>> at this hour, stocks are higher. they're being led by industrials. general electric is the recipient of positive comments for the second day in a row. commodities also continuing to rally. the dow is higher by 25 points. this comes after three days of gains. the s&p up by four points. the nasdaq has been in positive territory as well. up by just over 14 points. first, we're going to talk about oil. melissa, lots of news coming out of vienna. >> absolutely. behind the scenes, the name of the game has been compliance, compliance. the quota slipped to 70%, but the oil minister briefly talked to reporters and played down that angle. >> people are complaining. >> are you -- >> 70% is great. >> it's great? >> $70 price. >> you have $70 price? >> yes. 74, 75. >> but that flies in the face of everything i've heard behind the scenes. last time we were here it
president obama trying to regain the upper hand on health care reform. delivers a major speech tonight. we'll debate whether he can get any meaningful legislation passed. this is "the call." we are cnbc. >>> at this hour, stocks are higher. they're being led by industrials. general electric is the recipient of positive comments for the second day in a row. commodities also continuing to rally. the dow is higher by 25 points. this comes after three days of gains. the s&p...
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plosser is also expressing reservations about president obama's financial reform plan saying it could leave the fed with an ill-defined role as bank regulator making it less effective at its main job of fighting inflation. the commodities futures trading commission is expected to issue a report next month blaming speculators for wild swings in oil prices. last year the cftc pinned the volatile movements primarily on supply and demand but the "wall street journal" reports regulators now say analysis was based on deeply flawed data the cftc did not reveal preliminary figures from the new report. the agency is holding the first of three meetings today to determine whether to restrict speculative investment in commodities. and amgen's second quarter profits rose 20%. the company benefitted from a rebound in sales of its drug enbrel. amgen is boosting its full year outlook. the ceo saying concerns about pressures from the recession is having on health care have moderated. amgen also struck a deal to have glaxo smithkline market an experimental osteoporosis drug waiting fda approval in euro
plosser is also expressing reservations about president obama's financial reform plan saying it could leave the fed with an ill-defined role as bank regulator making it less effective at its main job of fighting inflation. the commodities futures trading commission is expected to issue a report next month blaming speculators for wild swings in oil prices. last year the cftc pinned the volatile movements primarily on supply and demand but the "wall street journal" reports regulators...
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. >>> will hedge funds be the target of president obama's reform agenda? one of the highest profile people in the business is going to be our guest. he isn't called the grave dancer for nothing as o-- he's investig in real estate somewhere else. find out where. >> all the recommendations he can pressed by jim cramer are solely his and are not the opinion of cnbc and may have been previously disseminated by him. before acting on a recommendation, consider its suit aebl fability for your circumstances and consider seeking advice from your own financial adviser. [ thunder rumbles ] what is the sign of a good decision? in the world of personal finance, it's massmutual. find strength and stability in a company that's owned by its policyholders. ask your advisor or visit massmutual.com. >>> quantitative computer driven hedge funds ar misse-- are a mysterious bunch. as we heard the president suggest earlier, mystery is not necessarily a good word to use to describe financial markets or financial players after the crisis we went through. in the case of aqr capital
. >>> will hedge funds be the target of president obama's reform agenda? one of the highest profile people in the business is going to be our guest. he isn't called the grave dancer for nothing as o-- he's investig in real estate somewhere else. find out where. >> all the recommendations he can pressed by jim cramer are solely his and are not the opinion of cnbc and may have been previously disseminated by him. before acting on a recommendation, consider its suit aebl fability...
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out of this reform bill. >> who put obama in office. >> tort lawyers gave him a ton of money. >> exactly. let's bring in the rest of tonight's real deal squad. here is julie raginsky, democratic strategist, tanya acker, lawyer and "huffington post" blogger and republican strategist and ben ferguson, radio show host. guys, a couple ground rules before we begin. let's see if we can go the entire show before anyone saying let me finish and please keep your bites shorter and faster so you don't have to ask to let you finish because you're finished before anyone had a chance to interrupt you. julia, it looks like this entire health care debate is heading south on obama. >> i still believe we will get health care reform in some shape or form. you're right. obama has staked too much political capital not to see this through, so has the democratic party that runs both houses of congress. i don't know what we will get but predict we will get some meaningful health care reform before the year is out. >> i think obama is really stretching when he talked about his dead grandmother wasn't sure if she
out of this reform bill. >> who put obama in office. >> tort lawyers gave him a ton of money. >> exactly. let's bring in the rest of tonight's real deal squad. here is julie raginsky, democratic strategist, tanya acker, lawyer and "huffington post" blogger and republican strategist and ben ferguson, radio show host. guys, a couple ground rules before we begin. let's see if we can go the entire show before anyone saying let me finish and please keep your bites shorter...
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president obama to deliver a key speech on financial regulation reform. we are live on the ground at cooper union in new york city. hey, melissa. >> i'm melissa francis as home prices continue to fall, we are going to ask, is it better to rent or buy right now? this is "the call" on cnbc. >>> stocks opening lower as traders turn their attention back to greece as the eu reveals the country's budget problems are worse than they feared but it came off the lows and strong housing data and we'll have more on that in just a few minutes. s&p trading to the down side by about eight points. 1,196. the dow is trading to the downside, too, although off lows of the session. you can see it was worse right after the open and we climb down a bit. the nasdaq is trading down by 15, 0.6% and 2489. let's take a look at the european markets since we were talking about greece and what a big impact it was having. all the major indices overseas are down quite a bit. trish, what's happening on the floor? >> melissa, everybody's waiting for president obama, of course, to begin hi
president obama to deliver a key speech on financial regulation reform. we are live on the ground at cooper union in new york city. hey, melissa. >> i'm melissa francis as home prices continue to fall, we are going to ask, is it better to rent or buy right now? this is "the call" on cnbc. >>> stocks opening lower as traders turn their attention back to greece as the eu reveals the country's budget problems are worse than they feared but it came off the lows and strong...
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lagging the market for month on obama reform fears. karen, what do you do here with the insurers? is aetna the problem in and of itself? >> well, it's an interesting space to think about. the numbers weren't good, meaning they had more medical expenses than they thought they would per dollar of premium that gets paid in. however, you have to step back and think if you are an hmo company right now, you really shouldn't be out there talking about how great your earnings could be. i mean, this is a political environment where they're coming out here -- >> oliver stone conspiracy -- - >> they can't -- >> you're absolutely right. you don't want to be bragging about how much money you're making right now. you want to look at oh, woe, poor insurer am i. >> don't take away the monopoly on insuring people. but i think this number wasn't great, they're not the premiere name in the industry, all that being said, i would stay away because i'm afraid of this administration, i don't know what could happen for these hmo stocks. >> what if, indeed, health care reform does die the slow death we've
lagging the market for month on obama reform fears. karen, what do you do here with the insurers? is aetna the problem in and of itself? >> well, it's an interesting space to think about. the numbers weren't good, meaning they had more medical expenses than they thought they would per dollar of premium that gets paid in. however, you have to step back and think if you are an hmo company right now, you really shouldn't be out there talking about how great your earnings could be. i mean,...
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and we want to know what you think are the biggest challenges to president obama's healthcare reform. is it concerns about the cost of the program, concerns about reduced quality of care? is it partisan politics? lobbying by the insurance industry? or do you think the effort will eventually succeed despite all of the challenges? log on to www.linkedin.com right now. cast your vote. we'll have the results monday on "street signs." do join us for that. up next we're going inside the health of the hospitality business. we're going to check on some travel for the summertime. the president of intercontinental hotels americas division tells us business and leisure travel is starting to pick up again. but first, more music from the 42nd infantry division band of the new york army national guard. ♪ undefeated professional boxer floyd "money" mayweather has the fastest hands boxing has ever seen. so i've come to this ring to see who's faster... on the internet. i'll be using the 3g at&t laptopconnect card. he won't. so i can browse the web faster, email business plans faster. all on the go.
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obama's push for reform. joining us from reuters money is cnbc correspondent john harwood. are we making too much of this? they were not exactly supportive of the treasury department today. >> absolutely not. there is strong disagreements although i had to say that i got a laugh out of people when i asked about this tirade that geithner went on and barack obama is taking on big things that strong people disagree about. you definitely have seen them publicly as well as privately on financial regulation. some of the other stuff i tend to discount. i am told greg craig is not in trouble and white house sources told me that today. as for the cyber security czar, that was a hold over from the bush administration and there is frustration and the vetting and the filling of jobs in the administration has been slow all year. i think that explains that tension. certainly on health care and financial regulation and even on economic policy like the stimulus. you saw the back and forth with geithner and summers. you got disagreements. >> jimmy, if indeed there is tension in team obama,
obama's push for reform. joining us from reuters money is cnbc correspondent john harwood. are we making too much of this? they were not exactly supportive of the treasury department today. >> absolutely not. there is strong disagreements although i had to say that i got a laugh out of people when i asked about this tirade that geithner went on and barack obama is taking on big things that strong people disagree about. you definitely have seen them publicly as well as privately on...
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s no more welfare reform. how do you defend that as a democrat. >> let me be year what the voters don't know i've worked in the senate for seven years for dick durbin and i didn't like the executive branch when bill clinton ran it or when george bush ran it and i'm not the big fan of any president whether he or she is a democrat or republican. i don't like the executive branch. i think they have too much power. let me be clear i don't know the specifics of what the president has signed or not signed. what i can tell you is it was a bipartisan vote when speaker gingrich who by the way just called barack obama the most unconstitutional president in the history of the united states. >> so right? >> but apparently the most unconstitutional president in the history of the united states was bill clinton because he was impeached. i'm not sure exactly what he's talking about. >> comparing apples and oranges. does obama qualify as an unconstitutional president? >> i would yes for the following reasons. first of all as
s no more welfare reform. how do you defend that as a democrat. >> let me be year what the voters don't know i've worked in the senate for seven years for dick durbin and i didn't like the executive branch when bill clinton ran it or when george bush ran it and i'm not the big fan of any president whether he or she is a democrat or republican. i don't like the executive branch. i think they have too much power. let me be clear i don't know the specifics of what the president has signed or...
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. >> and up next is president obama taking his picture of reform right to wall street. he first spoke to john harwood in an exclusive interview. the barack obama interview coming right up. national car rental knows i'm picky. so, at national, i go right past the counter... and you get to choose any car in the aisle. choose any car? you cannot be serious! okay. seriously, you choose. go national. go like a pro. with expedia, i've got of a perfect girls' weekend. it all starts with having more hotels to choose from. so i can find someplace familiar... or somewhere more unique. nice. then expedia lets me compare dates to find out when i can save the most cash. done and done. we should do this more often. where you book matters. expedia. >>> all right. welcome back to "closing bell." president obama talking exclusively to john harwood today ahead of the big speech on wall street. he is with us from the white house with the highlights. hi, john. >> well, maria, the head news headline maker was the president categorically denying any interference with the s.e.c.'s case agains
. >> and up next is president obama taking his picture of reform right to wall street. he first spoke to john harwood in an exclusive interview. the barack obama interview coming right up. national car rental knows i'm picky. so, at national, i go right past the counter... and you get to choose any car in the aisle. choose any car? you cannot be serious! okay. seriously, you choose. go national. go like a pro. with expedia, i've got of a perfect girls' weekend. it all starts with having...
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the supreme court may decide to strike down president obama's reforms. >> athena health's ceo. don't go anywhere. choose control. introducing gold choice. the freedom you can only get from hertz to keep the car you reserved or simply choose another. and it's free. ya know, for whoever you are that day. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >>> welcome to >>> welcome to "worldwide exchange." if you're just joining us, i'm kelly evans. >> and oim ross westgate. >>> madrid formally requests aid to recapitalize its banks, but no bailout amount yet specified. the yield is ticking higher. >>> cypress is in junk territory. it may be slashed further as the european crisis worsens. >>> no relief for the rupee. the moves leaves investors disappointed. >> and it could be decision day as the u.s. scored could decide whether president obama's health care law is unconstitutional. >>> well, believe it or not, we've had had an okay couple of weeks for stocks. not the case this morning, though, for those just joining us. a reminder that futures at this point for the d
the supreme court may decide to strike down president obama's reforms. >> athena health's ceo. don't go anywhere. choose control. introducing gold choice. the freedom you can only get from hertz to keep the car you reserved or simply choose another. and it's free. ya know, for whoever you are that day. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >>> welcome to >>> welcome to "worldwide exchange." if you're just joining us, i'm kelly evans....
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president obama is pitching housing reform in phoenix. mr. obama called the winding down the government sponsored fannie mae and freddie mac which hold most of the mortgages in the united states. he called for a public role and increase in the public market. >> for too long those companies were allowed to make huge profits buying mortgages knowing that if their debts went bad, taxpayers would be left holding the bag. >> meanwhile, the markets broke a three-day slide on thursday catching their breath. it was the longest losing streak in more than a month. the market fell on friday. earnings season is winding down. disney beat analysts expectations. 21st century fox had its first earnings report since it was split from news corp. and it beat expectations as did aol and time warner. >>> a poor performance for small cars. half of the vehicles tested by the insurance institute for highway safety did not do well. nissan sentra and kia soul. the honda civic was the only small car to get a good rating. >>> the markets actually took a moment to catch
president obama is pitching housing reform in phoenix. mr. obama called the winding down the government sponsored fannie mae and freddie mac which hold most of the mortgages in the united states. he called for a public role and increase in the public market. >> for too long those companies were allowed to make huge profits buying mortgages knowing that if their debts went bad, taxpayers would be left holding the bag. >> meanwhile, the markets broke a three-day slide on thursday...
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"mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, the reform on president obama's summer agenda. cramer's on patrol for a stock that could be wired for success. plus, toxic etf still poison the market, but is change in the air? cramer gives you a sign of hope on the eureka moment. and later the wizard of wall street kicks it into high gear to give your stocks their final judgment on "the lightning round." all coming up on "mad money." [ queen ] want your longwear to give you more? well, get on out of that department store. and into covergirl outlast. no department store longwear gives you so many different ways to last through breakfast lunch and dinner. more choices, more shades, more outlast. ♪ covergirl diarrhea, constipation, gas, bloating. that's me! can i tell you what a difference phillips' colon health has made? it's the probiotics. the good bacteria. that gets your colon back in balance. i'm good to go! phillips' colon health. >>> by now you're used to hearing about all the negative aspects of president obama's agenda and pelosi's agenda that could, of course, lose you
"mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, the reform on president obama's summer agenda. cramer's on patrol for a stock that could be wired for success. plus, toxic etf still poison the market, but is change in the air? cramer gives you a sign of hope on the eureka moment. and later the wizard of wall street kicks it into high gear to give your stocks their final judgment on "the lightning round." all coming up on "mad money." [ queen ] want your...
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today you have obama undermining his welfare reform, and he is gutting them. that's exactly what they said about clinton. >> we're very pleased that we have another against able to join us here. what did you think ofstockman's attack on paul ryan this morning? >> it had elements in it that one could debate, particularly on the -- what he called war fair. it resonates with some people and not with others. but i think they is less than meets the eye. i think it's a fair one -- >> what's your biggest problem with paul ryan's budget, what doesn't work for you? >> what doesn't work for me is to say we're going to set federal government spending at 20% of gdp. ro ronald reagan, spending was on average 22%, but in some years it was 24%, and in some 21. it never reached 20. at that time we had about half of the elderly than we will have before long, and health care spending was about a third as expensive per capita as it is now. >> i'm glad you bring that up, because what strikes me, is all of the to attack. he doesn't even talk about medicare once. he never talks abo
today you have obama undermining his welfare reform, and he is gutting them. that's exactly what they said about clinton. >> we're very pleased that we have another against able to join us here. what did you think ofstockman's attack on paul ryan this morning? >> it had elements in it that one could debate, particularly on the -- what he called war fair. it resonates with some people and not with others. but i think they is less than meets the eye. i think it's a fair one --...
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a lot of exemptions here not a full rollback of the obama reforms. but what the trump team is saying is that they think this was an appeasement policy towards the cuban government they want to redirect the dollars flowing from the united states away from the military and intelligence services, and towards a more broad based cuban economy. so the people who benefit here, airbnb, not so much the big hotel chains that have done deals with the cuban military in order to license facilities down there. >> so you went from the cuban to the cruise ships where you also can contract -- they recycle the water or something they have norovirus crawling everywhere >> you have to tough it out. >> the result is the same. i think. either in cuba or on the ship. how do they do that? there's a lot of toilets, a lot of, like, water they use how do they know it's -- it seems -- it's scary. you would not go on a cruise, would you? >> i would go to alaska. i wanted to go tour alaska that's a way to see the glaciers >> you wouldn't do it. there's 3,000 people using the same
a lot of exemptions here not a full rollback of the obama reforms. but what the trump team is saying is that they think this was an appeasement policy towards the cuban government they want to redirect the dollars flowing from the united states away from the military and intelligence services, and towards a more broad based cuban economy. so the people who benefit here, airbnb, not so much the big hotel chains that have done deals with the cuban military in order to license facilities down...
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corporate tax reform. but is it a real corporate tax cut? a lot of firms are going to pay more. the whole plan is revenue positive and designed to finance the president at spending projects. there's so much more we don't know about it. >>> also today, we learned homeownership in the u.s. is at a 17 1/2-year low. but you know what, is this really bad? homeownership is not for everyone. and the government should stop subsidizing it. >>> and bravo's million-dollar listing star ryan surhan is going to join us tonight to talk about homeownership. >>> and by the way, folks, stop scapegoating the rich. a new study shows that when the rich get richer, so does everybody else in society. the economic pie grows larger and we have an expert who can prove it. >>> president obama offered republicans a new economic grand bargain of sorts today, promised to back corporate tax reforms in exchange for new spending on jobs and infrastructure programs. gop leaders say it's a nonstarter. eam eamon joins us now. >> good evening
corporate tax reform. but is it a real corporate tax cut? a lot of firms are going to pay more. the whole plan is revenue positive and designed to finance the president at spending projects. there's so much more we don't know about it. >>> also today, we learned homeownership in the u.s. is at a 17 1/2-year low. but you know what, is this really bad? homeownership is not for everyone. and the government should stop subsidizing it. >>> and bravo's million-dollar listing star...
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. >> shouldn't president obama's proposed reforms strengthen banks or at least reduce the perceived risk sending share prices higher and not lower? >> no. president obama eels plan had it been the vocal rule about how to make mortgages more stringent and reckless loaning was somehow put to bed maybe by increasing the omt of down payment, then everything would be safer. this has the effect of making it so gold man sax can't run the business the way it has. beyond that maybe it affects j.p. nor goon. that's it. which is why it's so darn stupid. you're not allowed to say that. i want to be a guy, too, not in the cross hairs. i don't want to be in the cross hairs. it's misdirect directed. it's misguided. let's go to steven in texas. >> caller: boo-yah. my question is about red hot. rht. got into it last year. a pretty good run until the past few sessions. should investors be scared or optimistic? >> red hat is without a doubt one of the battleground stocks of all time. i got bulls. i got bears. i don't like battleground stocks. now it's better late than never or a cloud computing play like s
. >> shouldn't president obama's proposed reforms strengthen banks or at least reduce the perceived risk sending share prices higher and not lower? >> no. president obama eels plan had it been the vocal rule about how to make mortgages more stringent and reckless loaning was somehow put to bed maybe by increasing the omt of down payment, then everything would be safer. this has the effect of making it so gold man sax can't run the business the way it has. beyond that maybe it...
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more than half dis approapprove president obama's health care reform bill. the federal housing administration is tightening lening rules for less than creditworthy borrowers. people are low credit scores will be required to make a down payment of at least 10%. rates for higher ranked borrowers will stay at 3.5%. fha is hiking mortgage premiums. ross. >> final thought from derek halpenny. derek, how many suggest the bank is not going to do anything with quantitative easing in february? also, employment data stronger than expected wider unemployment dipping down and it comes to the back of stronger than expected inflation data yesterday. we'll see how it looks ford pound on the back of this rapidly improving data. >> of all the events that have taken place over the next several hours, probably king's comments last night were the most significant. he was quick to come out and dampen any shift in policy. in terms of the inflation figures yesterday, i would say certainly if that was to continue, it would put the bank of england in an extremely difficult situation
more than half dis approapprove president obama's health care reform bill. the federal housing administration is tightening lening rules for less than creditworthy borrowers. people are low credit scores will be required to make a down payment of at least 10%. rates for higher ranked borrowers will stay at 3.5%. fha is hiking mortgage premiums. ross. >> final thought from derek halpenny. derek, how many suggest the bank is not going to do anything with quantitative easing in february?...
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i what like to hear we are we are going to reform obama care and reform banks so they can start lending. there is topics that address kplik growth and job creation -- we have to create entry level jobs for our youth. excuse me -- the labor participation rate for our youth is higher than it has ever been and the reason is with increasing the minimum wage destroy the entry level jobs. we can increase the minimum wage but don't increase it to point where it kills job. so we should talk about that. we should talk about any of the different aspects of how we create economic growth so we can lift people from the working class to the middle class. the middle class can't thrive at 2% gdp growth. so we need to generate that kind of growth. kelly. >> on your point about the minimum wage tonight, obviously there is a lot of debate, there is a lot of different evidence on this. a lot of which on both sides of the aisle has come down to people thinking maybe it is a net route ral when all it said and done. why do you think candidates need to go after the minimum wage, which just sounds like a mean-s
i what like to hear we are we are going to reform obama care and reform banks so they can start lending. there is topics that address kplik growth and job creation -- we have to create entry level jobs for our youth. excuse me -- the labor participation rate for our youth is higher than it has ever been and the reason is with increasing the minimum wage destroy the entry level jobs. we can increase the minimum wage but don't increase it to point where it kills job. so we should talk about that....
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relating to obama care, relating to spending. relating to tax reform. why not have a schedule of tax reform. these are things that need to be discussed when you get these money bills going and president obama doesn't want to discuss it. it's about common sense. >> it is not true that he doesn't want to discuss it. but you won't hold up the nation and threaten economic catastrophe to get your way. what he said is i want clean bills. we'll pay our bill, pay our obligations. then let's sit down, have lots of negotiations. i'm glad republicans said they want to negotiate. they refused 18 conference committees on the budget so far. so i'm glad speaker boehner wants to sit down. but do not hold a gun to the head of the american people to get your way. >> i'll just say to howard bless your heart, you really believe the president said something sincere when he said you give me what i want, then i'll sit down and discuss? remember, what, three years ago when he said he'd be happy to discuss tort reform in health care? he has not yet to this day spoken two words
relating to obama care, relating to spending. relating to tax reform. why not have a schedule of tax reform. these are things that need to be discussed when you get these money bills going and president obama doesn't want to discuss it. it's about common sense. >> it is not true that he doesn't want to discuss it. but you won't hold up the nation and threaten economic catastrophe to get your way. what he said is i want clean bills. we'll pay our bill, pay our obligations. then let's sit...
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president obama is trying to rally health care reform. the president saying he would be willing to raise income taxes for the wealthy to help pay for the plan. >> if we don't pass financial regulatory reform, then banks are going to go back to the same things that's they did before. in some ways they can be worse because now they know the federal government may think they're too big to fail and if they're unconstrained, they could take even more risks. >> okay. i was supposed to continue reading on there that the president was talking about extending financial reform is. the government is proposing perhaps maybe some tractional fees in order to protect taxpayers from another potential bailouts. those fees could be similar to what u.s. banks pay the fdic to guarantee their deposits. meantime, the refreshry department will send the president another piece of the reform today. on wednesday, lawmakers received plans that included making the fed the main regulator of systemic risk. the senate banking committee will hold a hearing on that issue
president obama is trying to rally health care reform. the president saying he would be willing to raise income taxes for the wealthy to help pay for the plan. >> if we don't pass financial regulatory reform, then banks are going to go back to the same things that's they did before. in some ways they can be worse because now they know the federal government may think they're too big to fail and if they're unconstrained, they could take even more risks. >> okay. i was supposed to...
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obama is a go for gun control and immigration reform. this is kudlow. stay with us. suddenly, she does something unexpected and you see the woman you fell in love with. she's everything to you. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision, or if you have any aller
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ann, has the republican party walked away from any obama care reforms? >> no, we have not. a number of republicans and democrats are coming through to fund the government. we are actually funding vital and essential services, helping those that are most vulnerable. what we really need is for harry reid and the president to get on the same page and stop this back of the hand mentality and let some of these funding measures go through. we want to fund our government. we want to make sure vital services are funded, that the government is open. and we don't want to deal with this nonnegotiating mentality that's auto there. nor should we be scaring the american people with threats of recession and ransom and retreat. these things are wrong. it's time for us to come together for solutions. this is our opportunity to get big things done. >> how about tax reform, rob andrews? i want to go there. >> i would echo -- >> you have a chance for bipartisan tax reform. right? >> right. >> both sides, finance committee, have been working on that. the president himself has talked about corpo
ann, has the republican party walked away from any obama care reforms? >> no, we have not. a number of republicans and democrats are coming through to fund the government. we are actually funding vital and essential services, helping those that are most vulnerable. what we really need is for harry reid and the president to get on the same page and stop this back of the hand mentality and let some of these funding measures go through. we want to fund our government. we want to make sure...
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they stay on much more the obama care reform or repeal? in other words, how will you advise the politicians that you talked to? >> look, our country is facing a lot of problems. i don't think anybody disagrees with that so we need to continue to litigate the case against obama care to the extent there are opportunities where we can relieve some of the pain the american people are feeling. we need to seize those. we also have a huge debt problem. and to the extent that congress actually wants to come together and do something about that, and the president will actually engage in good faith negotiations without a timeline there, i'm dubious of that. but if he wants to, that can be productive. i don't know how this all plays out, but the last thing i think anybody should expect that folks will be too easy swayed from litigating obama care. that's still going to be the major thing we're looking at in the weeks and months ahead. >> and will you still encourage -- just quickly, i want the others to get in. will you still encourage defund or dela
they stay on much more the obama care reform or repeal? in other words, how will you advise the politicians that you talked to? >> look, our country is facing a lot of problems. i don't think anybody disagrees with that so we need to continue to litigate the case against obama care to the extent there are opportunities where we can relieve some of the pain the american people are feeling. we need to seize those. we also have a huge debt problem. and to the extent that congress actually...
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thanks, diana. >>> president obama's health care reform facing a crucial test today. the supreme court just wrapping up a second day of hearings. today's question, can the government force americans to buy health insurance? or maybe more technically, penalize them if they do not. hampton pearson is live at the supreme court. some on the court certainly seem skeptical on that critical point. >> reporter: tyler, right you are. first of all, outside the courtroom today twice as many demonstrators, twice as loud, underscoring the performance of the debate inside on the heart of the health care reform law, the constitutionality of the individual mandate. a barrage of questions for the government from justices scalia. justice kennedy, are you creating commerce in order to regulate it? justice scalia, does the mandate open the door to a huge expansion of congress to regulate more and more of the economy? chief justice john roberts expressing the concern, quote, once we say there is a market and we require you to participate in it, we can't set limits. solicitor general donal
thanks, diana. >>> president obama's health care reform facing a crucial test today. the supreme court just wrapping up a second day of hearings. today's question, can the government force americans to buy health insurance? or maybe more technically, penalize them if they do not. hampton pearson is live at the supreme court. some on the court certainly seem skeptical on that critical point. >> reporter: tyler, right you are. first of all, outside the courtroom today twice as many...
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., the supreme court ruling on the obama health reform law could royal the markets depending on the outcome commodities surging 22% between memorial day and labor day. gold rallied with talks that greece could bottom and regain some of the luster as a safe haven you through the last five summers, through the last two summers of euro zone turmoil, tech has sizzled with average gains of 3%. the other ones have been those defensive sectors that have thrived. utilities, consumer staples up 1% and health care up 10%. and the longest running since 1990, buying those two sectors in may and then selling them it's produced a 4% gain per year since 1990. this year a drag on the sector they could rally and uphold and if the whole law struck down, we could see the market be a big relief rally since one uncertainty is down. >> 8% of the world's billionaires. 8%? we discuss why that is the case. is it bias? something else? fascinating info after the break. back in a moment. like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing
., the supreme court ruling on the obama health reform law could royal the markets depending on the outcome commodities surging 22% between memorial day and labor day. gold rallied with talks that greece could bottom and regain some of the luster as a safe haven you through the last five summers, through the last two summers of euro zone turmoil, tech has sizzled with average gains of 3%. the other ones have been those defensive sectors that have thrived. utilities, consumer staples up 1% and...
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president obama's financial reform proposals could help prevent a future crisis. join me for that interview 4 p.m. eastern and sheila bair coming up. >>> welcome back. take a look at some of today's research calls. xerox upgraded to overweight by barclays ha that is hiking the stock price to $12 on strong cash generation and strong repurchase next year. domino's pizza raise a buy from a hold. stabilizing operating results and the company's evident to cut debt. jeszup and lamont initiates cheesecake factory because of overly optimistic expectations. >> bob, it is day two of our week long series of investment strategy sessions. our next guest said it is time to be fully invested. put the money on the line. joining me more is barton bigs of tracsis partners. >> good to see you. >> you want to put your money into stocks today? >> yeah. i'm unfashionably bullish. i think we are going to keep going up and get to 1,200, 1250 before we get a meaningful correction. >> barton, what is going to lead us in this rally? a lot of people are debating whether or not the market is
president obama's financial reform proposals could help prevent a future crisis. join me for that interview 4 p.m. eastern and sheila bair coming up. >>> welcome back. take a look at some of today's research calls. xerox upgraded to overweight by barclays ha that is hiking the stock price to $12 on strong cash generation and strong repurchase next year. domino's pizza raise a buy from a hold. stabilizing operating results and the company's evident to cut debt. jeszup and lamont...
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in 1986 we taxed tax reform. and it was agreed the only way we're going to get this done is get rid of deduction, get rid of loopholes, lower the rates, keep revenue neutral. >> i understand. >> that's how you get bipartisanship. harry reed is going against the spirit of bill bradley and bill gephardt. >> i don't understand. reed went out of his way to make this statement so it's revenue positive, not revenue neutral as john fund suggested. he seemed to go out of his way to clarify that. >> he doesn't want to deal. >> to tell you the truth, i read into that in president obama's speech on wednesday, though he wasn't that explicit, it sounded like this is the idea of clamping down on deductions for upper income people. why would reed go down this route? is he representing the president? is this deliberate sabotage or what? >> i have three things for you, irs, nsa and benghazi. i think there is a sense that they need a fight and they need it over a fiscal issue. i think they know they're not going to win, this presi
in 1986 we taxed tax reform. and it was agreed the only way we're going to get this done is get rid of deduction, get rid of loopholes, lower the rates, keep revenue neutral. >> i understand. >> that's how you get bipartisanship. harry reed is going against the spirit of bill bradley and bill gephardt. >> i don't understand. reed went out of his way to make this statement so it's revenue positive, not revenue neutral as john fund suggested. he seemed to go out of his way to...
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now some unions are turning against president obama's health care reform. eamon javers has the details. >> reporter: hi, scott. some unexpected price hikes could be causing headaches for some unions in terms of the president's new health care law and the price they have to pay for health care for their union members. this was reported by the "wall street journal" this morning, and it affects 20 million americans who benefit from these plans run jointly by unions and the employers for small business employees. the health law eliminates caps on medical benefits and prescription drugs, and it allows children to stay on their parents' plans until the age of 26. now the "wall street journal" reported that's going to drive up costs for people participating in the plans so the unions want low-paid workers to be able to be eligible for federal subsidies as a result of that. the obama administration told "the journal" this morning that the regulations are still being written. scott, this one is one of those issues that is still being sorted out in the regulatory pro
now some unions are turning against president obama's health care reform. eamon javers has the details. >> reporter: hi, scott. some unexpected price hikes could be causing headaches for some unions in terms of the president's new health care law and the price they have to pay for health care for their union members. this was reported by the "wall street journal" this morning, and it affects 20 million americans who benefit from these plans run jointly by unions and the...
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we'll see what happens with president obama's tax reform commission which he's going to solicit some ideas for. i think the system might become flatter, dennis, but i don't think we're going to go any time soon to a flat tax. >> thanks very much, john harwood. real dealers, who wants a first crack at that? ben ferguson you raised your hand. >> i've never loved this guy more in my entire life. you hear what he said? if you tax the rich people for too long they're not going to be rich for too long. >> i can't love this guy any more because he's the republican and has the courage to say obama's doing the right thing on health care so ben, you and i can agree this friday night. >> jack? >> oh, i love arnold, imewith ben. arnold schwarzenegger is my favorite politician in the country but i'll tell you this, where we're heading, he put his finger on t heading for a system where about 90% of american people and this is obama's vision, pay no taxes and need subsidies just to exist and are supported by the other 10%. >> it sounds pretty -- >> this is barack obama's vision. >> arnold wanted to
we'll see what happens with president obama's tax reform commission which he's going to solicit some ideas for. i think the system might become flatter, dennis, but i don't think we're going to go any time soon to a flat tax. >> thanks very much, john harwood. real dealers, who wants a first crack at that? ben ferguson you raised your hand. >> i've never loved this guy more in my entire life. you hear what he said? if you tax the rich people for too long they're not going to be rich...
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the impact of obama care, immigration reform and what's it have to do with interest rates and stocks pchlts cocktails for the big holiday weekend. big business and booze. it all starts right now. . cockt big holiday weekend. big business and booze. it all starts right now. cockta weekend. big business and booze. it all starts right now. > cockt weekend. big business and booze. it all starts right now. > cockty weekend. big business and booze. it all starts right now. > cockt holiday weekend. big business and booze. it all starts right now. >>> first, let me send it over to bill griffeth with a look at headlines this week. >>> here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week on the money. a stronger than expected jobs report for the month of june. the economy created 195,000 jobs and the unemployment rate stayed the same at 7.6% as more people re-entered the work force. markets higher at the open on friday during a holiday short rned week that had the stocks watching turmoil in the middle east, anticipating earnings season next week. auto sales are accelerating. the indu
the impact of obama care, immigration reform and what's it have to do with interest rates and stocks pchlts cocktails for the big holiday weekend. big business and booze. it all starts right now. . cockt big holiday weekend. big business and booze. it all starts right now. cockta weekend. big business and booze. it all starts right now. > cockt weekend. big business and booze. it all starts right now. > cockty weekend. big business and booze. it all starts right now. > cockt holiday...
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this as president obama expressed his confidence today that reform would be passed. we get the thoughts now of a doctor and hospital executive. ceo and president of new york presbyterian hospital. dr. pardes, it's great to have you on the program. always great to see you. let me get your take on what's going on in washington. what you see on the table right now from the obama administration as far as health care reform. do you like it? what do you like, what don't you like? >> i think obama -- the obama administration seems to be getting credit for taking this on. it's critical we do something with health care reform. we should just not tolerate the fact that so many people don't have access to coverage. there are a lot of things that are on the table that i like. there are some things i have reservation on. my main concern is at the end of the day american people throughout the country should be able to get quality health care. so some of the things i like, the spreading of access, more coverage. i think it's okay for all the constituents to try to help in terms of
this as president obama expressed his confidence today that reform would be passed. we get the thoughts now of a doctor and hospital executive. ceo and president of new york presbyterian hospital. dr. pardes, it's great to have you on the program. always great to see you. let me get your take on what's going on in washington. what you see on the table right now from the obama administration as far as health care reform. do you like it? what do you like, what don't you like? >> i think...
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reform. president obama as you know traveled to new york city today to once again make his case for financial reform. financials recovering most of their losses following that speech as he took a softer stance than most had expected. >> i'm here today specifically when i speak to the titans of industry, because i want to urge you to join us instead of fighting us in this effort. i am here -- >> if you read the gartman lett letter, no one knows politics better than dennis gartman himself. dennis, what kind of reform are we likely to get. of course in the context of the tim geithner meeting with world leaders, international capital reserve requirements. i think they're going to do absolutely as little as nothing. the president didn't bring out a hammer and sickle. he kind of hit the financial instruments with a knitting needle. he's going to stitch something together. mr. geithner is going to talk to the other sherpas around the world. maybe they'll increase capital requirements, which is not a
reform. president obama as you know traveled to new york city today to once again make his case for financial reform. financials recovering most of their losses following that speech as he took a softer stance than most had expected. >> i'm here today specifically when i speak to the titans of industry, because i want to urge you to join us instead of fighting us in this effort. i am here -- >> if you read the gartman lett letter, no one knows politics better than dennis gartman...